May 22, 2013
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Latest Outrage from Barack Osama
So here is what I want to know. Why is it that that clown in the White House, that anti-American statist bastard Barack Osama is getting all involved in Myanmar on the grounds of “human rights violations,” while we don’t hear a word from him on the atrocities in Egypt? Where is the indignation from the left? This just goes to show how two of my major premises on the left have been absolutely correct:
1. They don’t question their leaders. If Obama does it, it’s OK. Does Obama approve of something? Then it’s good. Does Obama think something is a non-issue? Then it’s irrelevant. Does Obama think something is bad? Then it’s bad.
2. The left hates Christians and is OK with them being killed for no reason.
SO Obama loves the Muslim people. He’s so concerned about the Muslims in Myanmar. He wants to end the oppression of Muslims, and the killing, and the persecution (directed at Muslims). But if Muslims are doing those things to anyone else (especially Christians), then it’s OK.
During the first visit to the White House in 47 years by a leader of the Southeast Asian nation, Obama called for an end to the killings of Rohingya Muslims in western Myanmar‘s Rakhine state.
Reformist Myanmar President Thein Sein vowed to resolve ethnic conflicts and bring perpetrators to justice.
“I also shared with President Sein our deep concern about communal violence that has been directed at Muslim communities inside Myanmar. The displacement of people, the violence directed towards them needs to stop,” Obama said.
The Christians in Egypt have it much worse, and that is partly thanks to Obama for sponsoring that filthy terrorist regime, the Muslim Brotherhood. I am now 100% certain that Obama would have sponsored Hitler if he were around during WWII.
So where is the outrage, or even the empty lip service from Obama regarding the Christians in Egypt? Oh that’s right, there is none, because Obama doesn’t care about human rights violations, he just cares about helping Muslms and being anti-American.
Blasphemy cases occurred under former president Hosni Mubarak too, but they have increased since the uprising that toppled him. Egypt’s new constitution, drafted last year by an Islamist-led committee, criminalizes blasphemy, bolstering a pre-existing law against insulting religions. Rights groups say blasphemy laws restrict freedom of expression and are often used against minorities, but most Egyptians support such laws.
From 2011 to 2012, the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) tallied 36 accusations of blasphemy that were dealt with extra-legally, sometimes with village residents forcing the accused Christians to leave their village. In Cairo, several cases against prominent figures ended in acquittals. But in southern Egypt, where Luxor is located, all recent cases that have gone to trial have ended in convictions, according to EIPR. Throughout Egypt, most cases are brought against Christians.
I will blog on the Egypt situation in more detail later. But for now I’m going to just lay it out there and say that I am the opposite of Obama. I don’t care if Muslims are being killed. I don’t have an ounce of sympathy for Islam. This sort of thing just enrages me, and anyways how are the internal affairs of Myanmar the business of American tax payers? Do your freaking job Obama, and get your snotty nose out of the 3rd world.
Comments (25)
lol…count yourself lucky that you can call your president a bastard on your site and get away with it…
Presidents are presidents for a reason. Especially one of the u.s.a of all nations because of the way people all over the world look at the states, thanks to that ” greatest nation” and “the land where one’s dreams can come true” mottos.
Will you relax?
Regardless of everything, I am sure the left would want to stay in office some more so be confident in the fact that they are trying to put your needs, as well as the needs of the rest of America, first.
As for Christians in Egypt? They can speak for themselves, don’t you worry. But as for the ones in Myanmar? Not enough to let the people worldwide know about what’s going on. So now that he mentioned it, it’s a different story.
Relax.
Myanmar. Isn’t that the superpower of southeast Asia?
Egypt. Isn’t that some backwater with places named East Bumfuck?
Christians are treated well in Burma?
Wow. There is so much wrong with this post it’s beyond ridiculous. The left hates Christians? Where the hell did you pull that one from? My mom is the daughter of a Christian minister. She married my dad, a Christian minister. My mom is a democrat. My dad passed away but he was a democrat. In fact most, nearly all Obama supporters I know are Christians. You don’t hold the corner on the Christian market no matter how much you’d like to think you do but you’ll have to duke it out with Christians. Oh wait. You did that already. Twice. 2008 and 2012 and you lost.
Obama sponsored the Muslim Brotherhood? You must be listening to Michele Bachmann and Allen West, both nutcases who believe most Americans support the Muslim Brotherhood. Maybe you get your info from FOX? Glenn Beck? Rush Limbaugh? The Drudge Report? Breitbart?
Suppression of Christians by some parts of the Muslim world did not begin in 2008. It goes back decades but as you’re trying to politicize the issue here’s one for you. There are photos of George Bush holding hands with Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah. Personally I see nothing wrong with that. Sure there were people who made hay out of those photos. They were wrong. Imagine if President Obama, also a Christian was photographed holding hands with Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah. I can see everyone from Bachmann to FOX going ballistic.
Link to Bush holding hands with Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah
@locomotiv - I also don’t really care that much if they kill me to be completely honest. They can only kill me once. Let them do it if they want to shut me up. Lots of American patriots died for freedom of speech. I am also ready to die if the situation calls for it.
@locomotiv - Also, he’s not my president. I didn’t vote for him, he doesn’t represent me, and I’m not even convinced he’s meets the legal requirements.
@ImNotUglyIJustNeedLove - haha. Yes everyone beware of the mighty tiny superpower of SE Asia.
@TheSutraDude - I could say the same about your comment.
I’m sure you also think the majority of “Christians” approve of “gay marriage” and abortion. We aren’t talking about your fantasy world, we are talking about the real world. No one who knows what the Bible says, and believes it is true, and also knows what Obama is, can logically or morally vote for Obama. There was voter fraud in 2012, as I mentioned in earlier blogs and provided links.
Obama sponsored the Muslim Brotherhood and last time I checked he is still giving money to them. Just as he also gave money to Hamas. Neither of those is a secret, and in fact the left wing media even reported on both. I find it disheartening yet not at all surprising that you don’t even follow the left wing media. Liberals would rather be spoon fed information then do their own research.
Obama is not a Christian by a long shot, holy crap. Obama has been video-recorded bowing down to the King of Saudi Arabia. As for Bush, he was a statist piece of crap. Insult him if you want and it’s not going to affect me on any level. My identity is not bound up with any politician, nor does it matter what that leprechaun Bill O’Rielly says. The relationship with Saudi Arabia does not make me happy, but they at least have oil. There is nothing Egypt has that we need, so there is no reason to give their Satanic piggish despotic government hard earned American tax dollars. Especially when some of us are struggling to get by.
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@Ambrosius_Augustus_Rex - Your unfactual statements are sick and that’s being nice.
“The left hates Christians and is OK with them being killed for no reason.”
I find it hard to believe you actually believe this drivel. I think you just “believe” it to fulfill some need to feel superior.
@TheSutraDude - Oh yes? Which portion is unfactual? I’ll back it up.
@agnophilo - No, I do believe it, and the more I read the news and interact with people online the more apparent it becomes. I always considered myself more morally correct then the left, and no that doesn’t make me feel superior.
@Ambrosius_Augustus_Rex - The only person I can even think of that I’ve had any contact with personally that I thought might actually hate christians to the point of not caring if they died or thinking they should be killed is connoryan, who I later found out was an alt of nidan and several other christians on xanga. I’ve never met an atheist who wants christians to die or has expressed that kind of apathy or hatred. There’s a difference between being frustrated with a religion and wanting the members of that religion to die.
Do you think I hate christians and would sit back and watch you die?
@agnophilo - You’ve never backed up anything in your life but I’ll play your game. Even though the President of the United States attends a Christian Church every Sunday, celebrates Christmas and other Christian holiday and evokes the name of God in every speech you believe you can decide he is not a Christian? Okay. I dub you a devil worshiper, a Satanist who deceives, makes up falsehoods about decent people to suit your twisted mind. You worship the great Satan.
@Ambrosius_Augustus_Rex -@agnophilo - @TheSutraDude - A friendly Egypt helps the US by being one less clear and present danger to Israel.
It secures Israel’s southern border, allowing her to distribute her military resources to the west (Gaza) and the north (Lebanon). It’s also why the Syria situation is so delicate – unbalancing and tipping Syria one way or the other may have a domino effect in Egypt, suddenly causing issues in Israel.
International diplomacy is far more delicate than you think or perceive it to be.
@cmdr_keen - Exactly. Thank you.
@TheSutraDude - ”You’ve never backed up anything in your life but I’ll play your game.”–What are you, six? If you look the majority of my entries which talk about news and events reference a news article, this one included.
It is laughable that you would call Obama a Christian. Reverend Wright’s “church” doesn’t really count for anything. Neither do a lot of other goofy left wing churches who operate on eisigesis when it comes to the Bible and church doctrine. I see this is a deeply emotional issue for you, but that’s what you get when you tie in your personal identity with any politician.
Obama has been overtly ani-Christian this entire time.
I suppose you didn’t hear about how he wants to force Christian organizations to pay for contraceptives: http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/some-business-owners-resist-providing-employees-with-contraceptive-coverage/2013/05/22/e3556778-bf25-11e2-9b09-1638acc3942e_story.html
Maybe you didn’t hear about the Catholic Church suing Obama: http://news.yahoo.com/catholic-mega-lawsuit-2012-nightmare-obama-101000655.html
Maybe you didn’t hear Obama’s comment about “guns and religion”: http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0408/Obama_on_smalltown_PA_Clinging_religion_guns_xenophobia.html
I could produce more and more on this man. If necessary I will.
Nothing about this man is Christian. He is the most anti-Christian man to ever occupy the White House, and I have never seen such a strong atmosphere of anti-Christian sentment since that empty suite got elected. Not only is he not Christian but his policies are openly hostile toward practicing Christians. You know he also wants to make it a court martial offense to talk about Christianity in the army? Or Jesus. Oh yes.
The fact that he attends a Christmas service just puts him on the same level with Morsi, who also attended the Coptic Christmas servicen Egypt. It’s called politics man, some things are done strictly for appearance, but the more intellgent people aren’t fooled by it.
@agnophilo - I try not to make judgmens about specific individuals, especially when proper data on the individual is lacking. My entries tend to deal with groups/generalizations rather than individuals (except in the case of politicians) for that reason, and of course there is no genralization that is specific to the individual.
But since you asked…
Based on what I have seen of you I THINK that if you saw something crazy going down in your neighborhood you would probably call the police, but I doubt you would personally get involved. Now, if the police or some branch of the government was involved then you would probably just assume that whoever was on the receiving end of their wrath had it coming, or whatever reason. I don’t think you would speak out against anything the Democrats were doing, especially if it entailed personal risk to you. You talk out a lot about Republicans and conervatives, because you know they aren’t going to do anything to you, however, if the Republican party did decide to go Hitleresque and kill people for speaking out you would probably not only get quiet but delete your xanga page. That’s just my impression of you so far, and I could be wrong.
One thing is that you are standing by while Christians are killed, raped, and incarcerated (continually) in Egypt, and in fact atheists in Egypt receive the same treatment. Of course there isn’t anything you can physically do about that, but rather than holding the politicians in the US responsible for facilitating you make excuses for them.
@cmdr_keen - I have heard that before, but you have to look at the entire context. First of all, there was no reason for Obama to support Morsi over Mubarrak. Second, there is no reason for him to support the terrorist rebels in Syria. The logical thing to do is support Asad, and Israel has said that if Asad falls then they will go into Syria. Third point, there was no reason to give money to Hamas, and finally, Israel has always beat it’s neghbors. They can pummel Egypt into the ground if necessary, and I would be happy if they did.
I’m done with freedom of squeaks. I only squeal to show my discontent at my death. I don’t side with issues any longer, most of them anyway. I still make a peep about psychotronic warfare at times, but they don’t care. Nobody cares about mind control but me. The rest of you move your mouths but say nothing of interest to me.
I was young, dammit. All young people say stupid things at times. I, however, was persecuted by Hellfire.
Most of this article is naïve, the one you wrote. You’re not seeing the political meaning of such maneuvers by our President. The world isn’t black and white. Sometimes they fund one group to eliminate another. It doesn’t have to do with being a Christian or a Muslim. It’s about who is there, the best chess piece for the game. His agenda is not to help only Muslims but to further his influence and true agenda, which usually boils down to resources and power. They could be fat men in tights. If that’s what helped him, he’d use them. The game changes on his level. I used to play a geopolitical simulator. That’s how I know.
@Ambrosius_Augustus_Rex -
“I try not to make judgmens about specific
individuals, especially when proper data on the individual is lacking.
My entries tend to deal with groups/generalizations rather than
individuals (except in the case of politicians) for that reason, and of
course there is no genralization that is specific to the individual.”
Groups of people are just lots and lots of individuals, generalizations are even less justifiable than making wild claims about individuals. Thinking in generalizations (especially overly positive and negative ones) only promotes hatred and division.
“But since you asked… Based
on what I have seen of you I THINK that if you saw something crazy
going down in your neighborhood you would probably call the police, but I
doubt you would personally get involved.”
It depends what it is. If someone’s shooting a machinegun or something I’d get involved only if there was a chance I could actually do something about it, otherwise there’s no point dying for no reason. But I’m wondering what I could’ve told you to give you the impression I don’t care about other people. If there was a fire or something I’d try to see if there was anyone in the building if I could, but I’d probably call the fire department first.
“Now, if the police or some
branch of the government was involved then you would probably just
assume that whoever was on the receiving end of their wrath had it
coming, or whatever reason.”
The police aren’t death squads, they generally arrest people who can then defend themselves in a court of law with the burden of proof on the police to show they did something wrong. Maybe in some places they’re just corrupt thugs but unless I have some reason to think so I’m not going to attack the police simply for arresting someone with no other information. Do you think I should?
“I don’t think you would speak out against
anything the Democrats were doing,”
I’ve disagreed with the dems and obama here and there, I just don’t think he’s the reincarnation of hitler and stalin and spends his evenings jerking off to a burning copy of the constitution. Rejecting far-right conspiracy theories does not mean I worship democrats. I’m not even a democrat.
“especially if it entailed personal
risk to you. You talk out a lot about Republicans and conervatives,
because you know they aren’t going to do anything to you, however, if
the Republican party did decide to go Hitleresque and kill people for
speaking out you would probably not only get quiet but delete your xanga
page. That’s just my impression of you so far, and I could be wrong.”
I don’t know how that could possibly be justified. You don’t know what I would do in a nazi-germany-like situation because no one even knows themselves until they’re in that situation. I’d like to think I would stand up and resist (though doing so in an underground movement would probably be much smarter in a full-blown dictatorship) but until I am in that situation to say I would is simply conceit. It’s like claiming you’d be brave on the field of battle when you’ve never been on a battlefield. I don’t think you can extrapolate such things, and I think you have an unfairly grim opinion of the people you disagree with politically. Not agreeing with you doesn’t make someone weak or cowardly. I don’t “stand up to” the tyranny you perceive in things like public services because I honestly don’t think it’s tyrannical.
“One
thing is that you are standing by while Christians are killed, raped,
and incarcerated (continually) in Egypt, and in fact atheists in Egypt
receive the same treatment. Of course there isn’t anything you can
physically do about that, but rather than holding the politicians in the
US responsible for facilitating you make excuses for them.”
I’m sorry, but I’m not personally responsible for anything that does not fall within my sphere of influence, and currently there are a lot of people in a lot of countries facing abuse, persecution, hatred and death. That you care about some of them is commendable but there are a nearly infinite number of causes and injustices in the world and not fighting for your pet cause doesn’t make everyone else evil any more than you not volunteering at your local library means you don’t care about education. Nobody is going to actively promote every worthy cause in the world or write a letter to their congressperson for every worthy cause. You hold “liberals” to an impossibly high standard that I’m sure you also would not come close to meeting.
@TheSutraDude - I was confused because you tagged me with this. He already responded though so no worries.
@agnophilo - Groups of people are individuals who possess certain traits in common, and generalizations are statements about what is true MOST of the time. So while one can easily generalize about groups and maintain a high probability of correctness, when applying the generalization to the individual the odds of being correct are reduced. Individual identity is more defining than group identity.
When it comes to some crazy shooter going off, I don’t know what I would do either unless faced with the situation directly. If I had a gun I would try to take him down. If not then I might still try to sneak up on him and take him down quietly. Especially if it’s some prick who is shooting children. Our soldiers risk their lives all the time, and for less worthy causes. Maybe you would do the same, but based on what I have seen so far the majority of people will do nothing when someone is in danger, or in trouble. Most people have a tendency to run away from danger rather than to it, and usually the men who are physically strong and/or legally own guns tend to be more conservative.
In lots of places the police are just thugs, and in lots of places the government is too. People get arrested all the time around the world for political and philosophical reasons. In Iran one can be arrested for being Christian. In Egypt one can be arrested for being accused of saying something negative about Islam by their neighbors. In India, two girls got arrested for downplaying the funeral of Bal Thackary on their facebook pages. Also in India it’s common practice for people to be pulled over and detained so that the police can extort money. In Sweden and Germany it is illegal to homeschool, and the government can and does take people’s children away because of that.
Have you ever heard of Dominic Johanson? He was taken away from his parents because they homeschooled him. The homeschooled him because they didn’t want the statist brainwashing that the kids there get in the public schools. Anyways, they were leaving the country to go to India, and the police came and seized the child from off the airplane. They were leaving the country, so letting the family go would have been no skin off their back anyways, but the statist regime likes to bully and make examples:
http://voices.yahoo.com/persecuted-homeschooling-swedish-family-loses-5134179.html
Now the father is evidently in jail as well:
http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/homeschooling-father-of-state-abducted-child-jailed-in-Sweden
Such disgusting savagery should not occur in a modern and supposedly civilized country, but it’s headed for the US: http://radio.foxnews.com/toddstarnes/top-stories/obama-admin-wants-to-deport-christian-home-school-family.html
Of course you aren’t directly responsible for any of these things, but when you see them do things like hand money to the Muslim Brotherhood or Hamas, or violate someone’s freedom of religion, you could at the very least speak out. All bad men need in order to get away with the evil they do is for good men to remain silent. A lot of Germans voted for Hitler, not fully knowing what he’s about, and when the police came for their neighbors they just shrugged it off. I don’t know what I would have done if I were in Nazi Germany. You can’t really know what you would do in a hard situation until you have been there and done that, but chances are I would have been killed, because I don’t really keep my mouth shut when I see despotic things going on, and I have a tendency to involve myself in violent situations in order to stop them.
@TheNightBelongsToThose - I’m sure he perceives some sort of personal gain out of what he is doing, but the fact is he is overtly hostile towards Christianity, as are all Marxists. The reason why statists are hostile to Christianity is because they want people to view the state as God. If you read the Communist Manifesto you can see how they are open about their hatred for God, marriage, and family. These are tendencies that you see in the modern left, where traditional Marxism has been repackaged as Political Correctness, a.k.a. Cultural Marxism.